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Your Halloween Decorations Could Win $150. Gypsum’s Entry Deadline Is Friday
Gypsum homes and businesses have until Friday at 3 p.m. to enter Haunt the Town. Here’s how to submit a display and what judges will consider.
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You Moved to Eagle County. Now How Do You Find Your People?
Local groups offer young adults ways to meet people, build careers and get involved. Here are several starting points and what to check before joining.
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Your Ski Day Is Part of a Boardroom Fight. Why an Investor Is Challenging Vail Resorts
An investor wants new directors at Vail Resorts. Crowding, prices and community relationships are part of its case—but changes for skiers remain uncertain.
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Before You Fill Out Your Ballot: Where Eagle County Voters Can Get Answers
Looking for answers before voting? These upcoming events offer different ways to learn and participate, with registration and membership limits to know.
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Same Hotel Tax. Different Destination for the Money. What Gypsum’s 2A Would Change
Gypsum’s lodging-tax proposal would change who collects the money without increasing the proposed rate. Here’s what that means for local spending.
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Eagle County Schools Want $10.1 Million More. What Would You Pay—and What Would It Change?
Ballot Issue 5B would increase school funding beginning in 2027. Here’s the district’s cost estimate, where the money could go and what voters can ask.
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AI Can Do the Assignment. A Vail Valley Class Is Teaching Students to Do the Thinking
When AI can generate the answer, what should students still do themselves? A Vail Christian class is putting judgment and responsible use into the conversation.
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Denver Needs More Water. What Happens to the Western Slope Rivers Supplying It?
Denver’s low reservoirs are putting pressure on Grand County streams. Here’s what the reported flow reductions mean—and why a negotiated compromise matters.
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Your Health Insurance Could Cost More in 2027. Check Your Options Before You Renew.
Western Colorado’s individual health insurance premiums are rising an average of 11.8%. Your actual bill may differ. Here’s what to check before renewing.
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Colorado Bear Reports Nearly Doubled. You Could Meet One Picking Up Your Pizza
A midnight bear sighting outside Avon’s Domino’s makes Colorado’s rising bear reports feel personal. Watch the footage and learn what to do if you encounter a black bear.
